
Bike Seeks Farmer
A cycling tour through Lisse where participants meet local farmers during the festival week, organized by Lisse Duurzaam.
Koninginneweg 79 A

A cycling tour through Lisse where participants meet local farmers during the festival week, organized by Lisse Duurzaam.

Writer Aisha Dutrieux leads a creative writing workshop for adults, offering practical tips for crafting compelling short stories. Open to beginners and experienced writers alike.

A creative writing workshop for non-native speakers celebrating Bibliotheek Lisse's 20th anniversary, emphasizing content and imagination over technical skill.

A creative LEGO-building session in Lisse where you build your own creations together with other enthusiasts, without instructions.

Three-lesson course to master your mobile phone with expert guidance and gain confidence in daily tasks.

Volunteers from Vereniging Oud Lisse discuss genealogy, books, and local history. Visitors can bring their own photographs and objects about Lisse.

UP! Conversations brings young people together to think aloud about topics that matter, from loss to family relationships.

A monthly coffee morning at Bibliotheek Lisse with themed activities and workshops, held on the first Saturday of each month.

Two local musicians perform live in an intimate setting at Lisse library.

A discussion group for people over 50 exploring current social issues and sharing perspectives.

Meet the local police officer at Lisse library on the first Tuesday of each month for an informal chat about any concerns or questions.

Monthly gathering at the library for parents, grandparents and carers with babies and toddlers. Share stories, play together and connect with other families.

Children's Book Week event where kids in pajamas gather around a campfire to hear thrilling stories with sound effects.

Children showcase their talents - singing, dancing, magic, or anything else they choose. A festive finale to the Children's Book Week in Lisse.

Join a one-shot Dungeons & Dragons adventure led by a Dungeon Master. Dutch sessions for ages 11-14 and English sessions for 14+.

Learn cozy coloring techniques with Bibi from Crea Bibi, mastering depth and shadow effects using alcohol markers in this hands-on workshop.

Mad Science brings an interactive workshop on earthworms to the library, where children use magnifying glasses to explore worm anatomy.

Television expert Lex Sternfeld shares highlights from 75 years of Dutch TV history, drawing on his extensive private archive.

Genealogy researcher Cees Jan van den Hoek shares his experiences tracing family history and guides you through your own ancestral journey.

A hands-on workshop where you'll discover how to turn old books into eye-catching decorations using origami and creative techniques.

Bibliotheek Bollenstreek marks its 20th anniversary with a celebration and prize ceremony for its writing competition, announcing winners across three categories.

Information session about reading clubs in the Bollenstreek. Learn about existing clubs or start your own group.

An interactive workshop where children learn about artificial intelligence and discover how to use it in practice.

Children aged 8 to 12 learn comic drawing and create their own comic story, whether inspired by manga, comics or graphic novels.

A reading evening exploring Herman Koch's "The Dinner" through group discussion and debate with fellow readers at Bibliotheek Lisse.

Mad Science workshop on dry ice: discover how smoke and mist effects in films and performances are made, and try them out yourself.

Lampje is a reading club for young people where Bibliotheek Bollenstreek's education team celebrates children's literature. Every session includes a book circle, activity, or guest speaker to spark new ideas.

Exhibition exploring which buildings define Lisse and capture the story of our era, presented during Open Monumentendag.

Bibliotheek Lisse hosts a book discussion about the WelkBoek project, guided by an experienced moderator. A chance to share your favourite reads and meet fellow readers.